Wembley Point Woman

On 29th October 2004, a woman was seen to jump from the window of the 21st floor of Wembley Point, London, England. Locate investigators continue to appeal to the public, with a mission to reunite her with her name.

Living Depiction by Hew Morrison©

On 29th October 2004, a woman was seen to jump from the window of the 21st floor of Wembley Point, London, England.

She was wearing a maroon bomber zip-up jacket with fabric cuffs. The jacket material was shiny and plastic in appearance. She wore a black leather glove on her right hand and a very thin black polo neck jumper. Over the top of this, she wore a claret crew neck jumper. She wore black tights, trousers and black Skechers boots with a zip and buckle on the sides. She wore a stud in the right ear and a watch with a black strap and silver face.

She wore two rings: one white/silver metal ring on her ring finger on her right hand (cowrie shell shaped) and a silver ring on her left hand’s little finger.

Description and Posessions

  • Clothing: Maroon bomber zip-up jacket with shiny, plastic-like fabric cuffs., black leather glove on her right hand, thin black polo neck jumper, claret crew neck jumper worn over the black polo neck, black tights and trousers, black Skechers boots with side zips and buckles.

  • Accessories: Stud earring in right ear, watch with a black strap and silver face, two rings: a white/silver metal ring with a cowrie shell shape on her right ring finger, and a silver ring on her left hand's little finger

  • Posessions: £5.20 in cash, an oil painting measuring 2ft x 1ft featuring figures, a Guardian newspaper dated 29.10.04

    • A black carrier bag with clear lettering "CPNY"

    • A black disposable lighter

    • A used packet of 10 Marlboro cigarettes

    • A bus pass valid from 26.10.04 to 01.11.04, issued at Seven Sisters Road, Tottenham, London, at 07.07 am

What we know

Wembley Point Woman has remained unidentified since October 2004. On the 18th anniversary of her death, we are appealing to the public in the hope we will be able to return her name to her.

Perhaps you recognise her artwork, or any of the possessions she had. Or maybe you were living in Seven Sisters at the time, or working in or near Wembley Point.

In her posessions, she had £5.20 in cash, an oil painting (pictured), a Guardian newspaper dated 29.10.04, a black carrier bag saying CPNY. Do her posessions mean anything to you?

She had a black disposable lighter, a used packet of 10 Marlboro cigarettes, a bus pass valid 26.10.04 to 01.11.04, issued at Seven Sisters Road station, Tottenham, at 07.07 am.

Questions you can ask yourself

  1. Did you work in Wembley Point in 2004?

  2. Did you work in the building reception, in Café 21, or for TNS, Loud and Clear Mental Health Advocacy or Loot?

  3. Do you have links to the Black Arts community in Seven Sisters in the 2000s?

  4. Is there anything you can tell us about the artwork she had with her?

Remember, if you have information that may be of use to us, however insignificant you think it may be,
please contact us using the form below, by calling us on 0300 102 1011 or emailing us at appeals@locate.international

You may submit information anonymously